The 11 places the travel guides we read name most, what they say about each, and fares from your city.
The places, most named first
From the 5 guides that rank for "best beaches in morocco"
Named by 4 of 51. Legzira BeachMoroccoKnown for red rock arches reaching into the sea, best at sunset and less crowded than other beaches.It sits near Sidi Ifni, roughly 150 km south of Agadir.
Named by 4 of 52. TaghazoutMoroccoA small fishing village about 20 km north of Agadir, known for surfing.Peak surfing conditions run from December to March.
Named by 4 of 53. EssaouiraMoroccoConstant Atlantic winds make it a favorite for windsurfing and kitesurfing.Wind-blown sand can make swimming and sunbathing harder, so many visitors relax instead.
Named by 3 of 5
4. Agadir
Morocco
Its beach runs about 11 km with a promenade of cafes and restaurants behind it.
Suited to a beach stay with resort facilities and easy road access.
Named by 3 of 55. OualidiaMoroccoA calm lagoon that suits families and birdwatchers.It lies on the Atlantic coast between Casablanca and Essaouira.
Named by 3 of 56. TangierMoroccoSits on the Mediterranean coast at the Strait of Gibraltar in northern Morocco.The Tangier and Tetouan route is described as suited to coastal villages, beaches and swimming.
Named by 2 of 57. Sidi KaoukiMoroccoA quiet, largely undeveloped beach about 25 km south of Essaouira.Strong swells draw surfers, and families ride horses along the sand.
Named by 2 of 58. Al HoceimaMoroccoPart of the northern Mediterranean coast, with smaller bays and beaches.Recommended for Mediterranean swimming and coves.
Named by 2 of 59. SaidiaMoroccoSuits a longer beach holiday, especially for travelers focused on northeastern Morocco.The north coast suits a summer seaside stay.
Named by 2 of 510. DakhlaMoroccoGood for kitesurfing, but treated as a separate trip from a Marrakech itinerary.Known for a lagoon landscape.
Named by 2 of 511. ImsouaneMoroccoNamed with Taghazout and the Essaouira coast as a place to look first for surfing.
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When to go
Travel guides most often name March to May and September to November as the best time to visit Morocco.
It depends on the trip. One guide points to Agadir for resort stays, Taghazout for surfing, Essaouira for a city-and-coast mix, and Al Hoceima for Mediterranean coves.
Named by 4 of 51. Legzira BeachKnown for red rock arches reaching into the sea, best at sunset and less crowded than other beaches.It sits near Sidi Ifni, roughly 150 km south of Agadir.
Named by 4 of 52. TaghazoutA small fishing village about 20 km north of Agadir, known for surfing.Peak surfing conditions run from December to March.Named by 4 of 53. EssaouiraConstant Atlantic winds make it a favorite for windsurfing and kitesurfing.Wind-blown sand can make swimming and sunbathing harder, so many visitors relax instead.
